"a large-scale experiment" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used whenever you want to describe an experiment that is conducted on a large and encompassing scale. For example: - "The scientists conducted a large-scale experiment to test the effects of climate change on the ocean ecosystem." - "The company invested millions of dollars in a large-scale experiment to launch a new product line." - "The government is planning to conduct a large-scale experiment to improve public transportation in the city."
He typed up a plan for a large-scale experiment at the Dugway Proving Ground, in Utah.
America was not a shining city on the hill but a large-scale experiment in social engineering designed to contain and minimize the impact of the "degenerate breed".
His latest film, "Boyhood," is a large-scale experiment in naturalism — it was filmed over the course of twelve years, so that the actors age along with their characters.
Dr. Schatzkin attracted worldwide attention in 2000 when he reported on a large-scale experiment to see whether a high-fiber diet might curb the recurrence of polyps in the colon and rectum.
Citizens United or no, McCutcheon will set up a large-scale experiment in how money is used and passed around, with new kinds of mega-bundling, and how coördinated donations either impose uniformity on a party's far-flung candidates or help to solidify regional or ideological blocs.
Looking around at the confluence of water, rail and road --the bridges that carry the Garden State Parkway and Route 9 are practically overhead -- the professor decided that it would make a perfect site for a large-scale experiment in recycling dredge spoils.
A large scale experiment in an open space with ethane air mixture is presented in the paper.
According to the deficiency of experiment system for gas adsorption and desorption in coal mass, a large scale experiment system is developed independently by researchers.
A detailed experimental investigation has been conducted on the rheology of the CO2 clean-fracturing fluid by using a large scale experiment system.
A large scale experiment on PlanetLab shows that our decentralized architecture is significantly more efficient than a centralized approach in terms of the time required to correlate alerts.
A large scale experiment loop was conducted to analyse the flow characteristics by using a series of 50 mm transparent acrylic bends with different inclination angle (10° ∼ 45° at the interval of 5°).
